Poly (vinylidene fluoride), PVDF, has different crystalline phases, such as alfa, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon, depending on film processing methods. Among them, alfa, beta, and gamma are the major phases, particularly the beta phase which determines PVDF’s pyro-, piezo-, and ferroelectric properties.
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Colorless PI
Polyimide (PI) film has been broadly used in industries due to its high mechanical strength, thermal stability, low coefficient of expansion (CTE), etc.
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Vibrating sample magnetometer is a good tool to investigate materials’ magnetic properties.
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The following figure from literature explain some physics about Indium Tin Oxide (ITO).
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Found a useful table for Nitrides from wikipedia.
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Electrically switchable window technology typically includes Electrochromic (EC), Polymer Dispersed Liquid Crystal (PDLC), and Suspended particle device (SPD).
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Polarizers are critical components for LCD display industry. The following slide summarizes the basics for the polarizers.
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Optical path of a high temperature polysilicon (HTPS) projection engines is shown in the following Figure.
Continue reading “Optical path for HTPS projection engines”Water proof breathable membrane
US 3,953,566 teaches a method to make a water proof breathable membrane based expandable, amorphous locked Poly tetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE).
Continue reading “Water proof breathable membrane”Aggregation-induced emission (AIE)
Contrary to the well-known aggregation caused quenching of chromophore, there are certain materials show no or weak emission at solution, but strong emission when aggregated, e.g. in solid films. The phenomenon is called aggregation induced emission (AIE).
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